I'm on db0 and we have lots of subs aren't on .world. So it possible but you are right in general.

Where on the left? The X icon? Have you tried to press the X icon?

Bookmarks and collection are the spawn of the devil. Collections is not a desktop feature thus rendering sync useless. Just use bookmarks.

Pros and cons as with everything in this world. Great to hear that you had a good time in the model Y. Thanks for letting me know that I'm not all alone with these not-lemmy-approved comments

Thanks

Source?

Fun to dig around a bit!!! Hoped to find my old ATi 9700 card from MSI on there, but only found the chip :(

Du er for vild <3

Så er den på shittit https://www.reddit.com/r/Denmark/comments/183skd8/dr_lukker_ned_for_rss_og_muligheden_for_brug_af/

Ja det er vel imod den nuværende lovgivning? Har ingen forstand på det men det ville sgu være mærkeligt andet. Og hvad så hvis techgiganterne smider det bag en betalingsmur? Hvis folk er dumme nok til at betale for podcasts der i forvejen er frit tilgængeligt på rss (i hvert fald det meste... Endnu) og på DR lyd, må det stå for egen konto.

It depends on what sort of experience you want, what roads you drive, whether it's mostly country or city, do track running etc.

I like manual more for various reasons. I don't do much city driving nor do I get stock in heavy traffic ques. I drive country roads and highways and do a few track days. With a manual I get a much more satisfying experience, as it requires more skill to make fast and/or smooth shifts. The tactile feel of the manual gear shifter makes me feel more connected to my car. Flappy pads shifting automatic doesn't require the same skill nor has the same tactile feel. It's awesome for city and ques though.

I don't think we have the same idea of what it means to be connected with the car. Most EVs aren't seeking to have you drive them, they are seeking to drive you, imho (except maybe the Hyundai N range thats coming, but only because it tries to manic cars).

Yeh and apparently Lemmy folks down votes legit bad experiences with gnu/Linux. If you think the user is the problem here, this community seriously have a problem if thet want gnu/Linux to be mainstream.

I wouldn't say generally, no.